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BIG SPECIAL SKATE Tonight — FORUM Adults '25c.—0hildren 15c.

[finlfermediate Shoot

Abegweitsl Way To 3- 1 Win Over St. Dunstan ’s Squad

prepping for their intermediate playoff opener against Summer-

“: | t iglil “Mueits as 11

F. Held in riivi-k by the leech-like

l, me l-‘orum next Tuesday night, Walter Lawlofs Intermediate skated and shot their way to a 8-1 victory over u," Oslviliil Murphy's St. Dunsiarrs University squad.

checking and iast skating of the

1d “in vihiti- ivarriors the city team broke through late in the second ' [ed for the only score of the session t» take a i-o lead. In the first m, minutes of the iinai canto they banged home two more counters ‘hils in the Litter half oi the canto Saints came through with their

only ll" villi“

PIN-ad in. ii perfect sheet of ice {wo minis put on a P19151118 ibum. ,3“. i-o-nioined lots oi legal, Mid bullllllill with the boys skat- ' pmii nil tilt: Wit)’. Saints U'i'l‘(i that they are one oi ' t‘l'('iii_\' balanced teams ev- proseni the Universitly anld i some :ensati‘ona goa - Edi? llillfil)!‘ croiit netminder made m: lillCl'illi‘(ili,LOS fight tooth and hail w {vi the verdict. The game iviis Just the medicine lor the City loam. Lacking in 00m‘ mien nil season long it was fear- fithiit the squad would not be at meiy best once the playoffs rolled irouncl but the manner in which my Ctifllt‘ through their stirring lest list night shows that they are low “any for the fray. A capable oilie in the per. on of young Mc- err, making his first start in two M50115, a quartette of hard-hitting ind fast breaking defencemen plus two sets oi fast passing forwards iise- the hope that this year's Inter- mediates might well be in the thick p; the fight for this year's Maritime title.

mo n to it‘

Whiilock (let-s Two

Buck Wlliilock was the scoring liar oi tho llilllll’. as he garnered m, “m. two Abbie goals on passing pin-e “vl\ri] veieriin and coach Walt- " lsvilor providing the third. The |. D. U. tally came from the stick n! right wing Hebert. hard work- ing young=ter on the Saints first line. lt was a low sliding shot that taught the Abbie Janitor out of position.

Play started out at a fast clip with the Abbios making the first dangerous attack as they raced into enemy territory only to be turn- ed snide at tho goal month. Contin- lling to the attack the Abbies test- sd the SIlU. goalie time and e.- gsln but. the no admittance sign

hung out in front of his cito-

. saints gradually springing so

e attack began to force the pace but their efforts were frustrated by the cool working Abbie defence- inm time and again us they sought to break through. The period ended wireless with McDonald drawing lie only penalty of the game {or high-sticking,

Deadlock Broken

The scoreless bottle continued well into the second period as both teams hammered at each other tri- lng in vnin to break through stu -

" born defences. Checking was per-

l3 ilciilarli- hard as the play raged up -i 4—S.

“l of the game the result of continuous and hlllsslng gang

and down the ice. Saints hsd s.n advantage m man-power midway through as Cudmore drew the on- ly penalty of the period but they could not break the scoreless dead- lock with a succession of gang at- tacks. It a like another scoreless sees on as the final min- utes tlcked off but three minutes before the end Buck Whitlock on a. passing play with Blanchard and Woolridge snapped the disc into the (1211:: to send the Abbies into a. 1-0 E t

Less than four minutes after the start oi the final heat Whitlock s- gain carried the mail for the win- ners as he raced in fast to snap home Eldie Danaghs rebound af- ter the big defencematfs drive had been stopped by the Saint's goalie. For the next ten minutes Abbies literally swarmed, around the Saints cage but the goalie rose to the heights to repel every attsclnFin- ally the veteran Iawlor skating in front of the cage cooly slid the disc home as Blanchanfsnrive carom- ed off one of the posts.

Saints sent every man up after the score to hem the Abbies in their own territory snd their efforts were finally rewarded as Hebert let. R0 a. shot from well inside the defence that caught the fer-corner of the n

Uneops: Abbies: Goal, McAleer: defence, Dari-sigh, Carmichael, McDonald:

Forwards, B. Whitlock, V. Blan- chard, Lawlor. Cudxnore. P. Whit- lock, Woolridge, Weir. Blaequiere. . . .. .Iessatd: defence. Gallant, S. ‘Pralnor, Smith; for- wards, J. ‘Prainor, Hebert. Murns- ghan, McQuaid, Sexton, McCarey. IUMIMARY Pint Period

Booting-None. Penaity—McDonald.

Second Period L-Abbles. B. Whitloclr (Blanch- ard, Hen Woolridge) 17.00

Penalty—Cudmo1-e.

‘Third Period I-éigaies, B. Whitlock (Darragh) s-Aogges, lnwior (alchemist) 'n.' u. Hebert. 18.00.

Firestones lose Tire’ in defeat

"T-Boiiv-Elaicrs" had .100 much steak ln iiim systems last night at lite Cliflill" Rink as they squelched Hatoi i ~ iii-e in the "Hrestonee"

\ predicting s. viotorv iicv McLeod of the ..i".rr.s" doing likewise, l vk io the icc as a large lill.‘l'L:rlL‘(T spumitors look- ' A iviis soon evident that

' the first five ends of ;l- was it merry, roaring \\.lil the roaring well to the i‘.'i n10 the "T-Boners" as

' up a 13-0 lend.

supporters ns lo and behold the

l h!“ (‘ll llll} sixth end. The hm visions oif victory slightly as the winners on the seventh. , ~ H‘. their hopes rose to gm ilPigllflg a‘, me "Fire" boy‘ w,“ "W's on lhc eizhth but it “T: "lliuvn lost cause RS the losers i‘ ll 2S time envisioning as i. iultfrci insult. to injury '11 011 all four last ends, Mod sciittling his oppon- flh _ lluvc <n tiie ninth and no?‘ slilllilllli! 11h by taking the tr ‘ r1100 ends with slnazles

had (‘Mm-s claim. however, they lwaitblil off night and are anxiously m its a return match to turn °§el‘f‘"4°‘- _F-His are wondering, e q"- ll il- might not possibly be m gtlillivr tobics thcy are speak- flmglloo-mg is the personnel of

P"°“‘i"<'1-I McNeil ~ - first stone; lgnmuilil‘. 2nd stone; ' , . ~ Mm; n. Timioil. Ski/p.

hi‘ scoi ll Skip M.-

"Panton of the Fire- J_

BOWLING RESULTS

HOLY NAME aownma International League Davis s. Erasers:-

E. Ranahan 112 166 126 E. Corish 169 214 2.5 W. White 31'! 133 143 L Dowling 141 lffi 123 Dowll 146 15'! 132 Totsl- 476. Master BlIlJQfIZ-~ H. Bentner 176 149 161 W. Weatherbie 284 261 116 . 131 179 163 . 157 246 267 J. Hughes 12d 214 196 Total-wt’: High single W. White 317. High three R. McDonald 670.

Tonight at 7 o'clock:- Ladies League:_ Pixies vs. Woolworths Wings.

U‘-_'ll with a sensa- '5" 3:“ 91m“

1g Pbu Le :- Blue Birlds vgnill Item. CHARLOTTETOWN ALLEY!

City League

Prince Grocery:- Dr. ‘Leonard 252 ldl 202 A. McParlane 179 303 260 Dr. L. Duffy 259 185 M3 '1‘. Wilson 1'71 1H7 219 l". Doucette 2'70 167 200

Total-Shed.

locum- A. H. Burke ‘W! 231 356 I". Geode-t 168 202 163 W. MoNeill 240 233 136 J. Power 200 273 210 R. Bradley 180 233 2'17

‘Total-mi

T-Eane-F1iers~ c MOM High singlg A. McFeriane 303. on; '- "-1" Mollhl m. 5 IE-cggisi-fi Pgrée, Ijnzlrstgge; Rich three A. rune 1M. step, “ ' ' ' - °' Mixed census Li’? c. REMEMBER WHEN moss. ..- ,8 -_ L. Lever w» a» m Natiorlgéflg- Caniulla Press) '1‘. Arsensult i“ rteegsucsisqlggkfl‘ league scoring O. Arum l” m m lily shrvrcd charlitenCgmra “l,” td)‘ Ward m3 l“ "4 h‘ "Ho mo. 1?”? *3 new»... m 1w 1'11 "Int m: bomber h:‘d ‘lnsTill ‘filmlggdpgvfi; J3; shining] ind ram-zoos - -S C Wan.“ other melon: uanlieii w»: Sisters:- cmlgukgi; line of 10:14. not ‘ m m to g,’ Y“ AmflJiickson are with m u‘ n. P‘

Boates replaces Foster; Sydney Wins game 5-3

SYDNEY. N5. Ileb. l1—(CP)-— Sydney Millionaires w-n possession of place in the Ca - Breton Hockeyloague by defea ing Glace Bay Miners 5-3 tonight, but they paid for the victory with the 105s of Dick Kowcinak. crack centre, for the rest of the season.

The stellar pivot fr-m Winnipeg. third am tho league's point- gettel-is. s ered o. broken arm in e turbulent game that also saw Bill Dickie, Sydney goaler, receive a smashed nose. Dickie went right back into action, but Kowcinalrs fracture will keep him out for the win/oer. _

Sydne '5 win put Millionaires on trip of t e league by s single poznt, ousting Miners. It was the fifth time the lead had changed hands in 1121c last l0 days. »

Miners played without goalie Jimmy Foster. ‘File Canadian Am- aiteur Hockey Association is under- stood to have forwarded notifi- cation of cFsters disqualification

use of transfer difficulties. Though the notice had not been received by game time. the club

tried out yo Earl Boates, who played Junior ookey last year in Charlottetown

A three-goal rally in the first period carried Sydney to victory. Millionaires were outplayed for the the rest of the game as Miners out- scored them 3-2.

Koiwcinak was injured early in the first period vuhen Charlie Phil-

, Glace Bay deiienoezman, check- him hard. Il-le was taken to kios- pital. A hard-driven puck broke Dlckies n-s-e izi lhe_S€CDlld period.

Moe White, left-winger imported wltih Foster from the Quebec Sen- ior Hockey Ueague and also threatened with disbarment for the same reason. appeared in the Glsoe Bay linen/p.

Lineups:

Glace Bay: Goal, Boates; de- fence, Phillipe, Graiboski; centre, Dewey; wings. . Newbolt, subs, Gallagher, Mackie,Baird,M0:1- eonuvl-Iannebury, McGlbbon, White. Kc .

Sydney: Goal. Dickie; defence, Snowdom, Van Daele; centre, Kow- cinak; wings, MoCreedy, Snell; subs, Powell, Fritz, Latoekl, Atchl- son Hall lvllcEachern.

SUMMARY

First Period 1—6ydney, Snell (McCreedy) 6:38 2—Sydney, Hall (Snell, Latoskl) a-lgyagriey, IAMGKK MoOreedy) Penslties-Monson, Baird, Atchl-

szri, 1 Second Period

4—Glnee Bay, Conlok. olt

7:38 5.431s“ Boy, Newb (Phillips)

16 .32 PenaJties-Graboskl, 2. I

Third Period 8—Glace Bay, Hannelbury (Baird) 1213

v-synncy, McCreedy. 8—Sydney. Atdhison 16 '

.03 Penalties __ Philips, McCreedy. Baird. Dewey (major), sncll (major).

Ice racing meet this afternoon

The second ice racing meet of the season takes place this afternoon off the Victoria Park speedway. when five classes, the Class A 'I‘1‘0t. Clflrl A Pace. Class B Trot. Class B Pace and Class c Pace will be run off. With the list of entries already known. one oi the keencst after- noon's sport in the historv 0i UH! Victoria Driving Club seems to be in the irnallcinm. gflllingrhtlthlgilifoggn tag?’ anx ous v aw ,

cl the first field down the stretch.

Ice racing this season 118$ be“ curtailed bv unsuitable went-he!‘ with onlv one previous meet being held. but if the track holds. ‘tiers? ‘°“i"”°‘i§...°”.“ is:.i':.:.£.2l*"~" ° rec m: o e -

Horsemen who have not yet. mad! entries and are desirous of dOlllll s0. mav do so at the track today. Whefe their horses will be classified. ‘

The races will get under war sharply at 2 o'clock.

P, Blackett 163 254 211

L. MbAleer 163 156 1%

.1. Plokard 2§4 194 1

S_ 111119 116 222 208 Total-MM.

MlES blah single L. lever 265. 144-1195 high three L. Lever 762.

Gents high sinsle E- Mfl-flfl 24°- Gents high three E. MCI-Mm 553-

Commercial Leallle Plow" Tonight first game of semi-flnllll-

8.15: Mixed uasue-Bcmbfis "- s.‘

“Angels” take 4 - 0 victory From Signallers

The Guardian "An els" defeated No. 6 District Si alers, ‘4-0. last. night in an exhlb tion game at the Forum. J. Hiflfion led the "M18615" with three goals with the other score going t9 E. Carmichael, this while they were short-handed. Er- nie Cairver and Cliff MacDougall got assists cn Higsozfs first goal and Article Vlckerson fed him the plats for his third tally.

the ame. the first this season for bot teams. was fast and rug- ged, but clean. Onl one penalty was handed out y referee F. Pound, that inc to Gordie Oralg c1 the “Ange " for tripping.

Cruikshank Rink win way Into Final

W. R. Oruikshanlfs Wright Tro- phy curling rink last night entered the finals for the oldest, trophy in ‘cl/uh competition as they sent vet- eran S C. Moores rink down to a 12-7 defeat lJl a semi-final match to gain the final spot against an- other curlihg veteran, R. E. Spil- lett who previously hsd won his semifinal against a rink skipped by

Dr, Pierce.

But although beaten in the end the veteran's rink appeared in the first feiw ends as if they might make it an all-veteran final. Moore's -ririk chalked up a single on the first end of the snatch only to have Cruikshank bake the leaid with a double on the second end. Not to be outdone the l-‘sers marked up s. double on the third toagain take the lead but once more their lead was short lived as the winners tamed the tide with s. big four on the fourth end to lead 6-3. The four proved the turning pcint of the match. Although the Moore-skipped rink tried hard to get back into the runniriil. displaying 35mg great, curling, their opponents were a shade the stronger. The winners chalked uip tzwo successive doubles on the fiftlh and sixth. and a single

Rangers Sn 6-2 By

MONTREAL. Feb. 11—(CP)-— Montreal Canadiens. showing new vitality all along the line. flashed to their first National Hockey Lea- gue victory in eight starts tonrght with s 6-2 triumph. over Nrw Yirk Rangers that increased tiheir hold on sixth place to t/hree points over the idle New York Americans.

A_ crowd of 6.500 watched the Flying Hnbitants completely out- class the fourth-place Rangers front start to finish. Taking s 1-0 lead 1:1 the initial frame, they in» creased it by two goals in the sec. ond period and added three more in a last prriod that saw Rangers get their only goats. both by cap. tsin Ari, Goiilter.

Feature of the new Canadians was the brilliant play cf their rear- guard, three of them getting goals virlth Cliff Gnrpille Scoring tlwicc and Jack Portland and Ken Roar- dom getting one each. The fourth defenceman. Tony Graboski. ro- oeritly recalled from New Haven, failed to break into the scoring but was tine spark plug of the Canad- ieri drive throughout.

The other Mzntreal tallies went to Hector (Toe) Blake and Joe

Canadiens

owed Under

Benoit, whose tallyendcd the scor- ing in the final minute.

SUMMARY First Period

1—Oanadiens, Portland (Loch, De- ‘mei-s) 18:23 Penalties — Chamberlain, Portland.

Second Period

2—Csnadieris. Goupllle (Bands, Chunberlain) 5:13

tt-Canadiens, Blake (Benoit, Loch) 19:59

Pcrialties-Sliibicky", Heller.

Third Period .4-Canadien§. Goupille (L ac h. Adams) 6:08 T 5—Rangers, coulter (N. Oolville.

Shlblckv) 7:10 tf-Canadiens. Rcardon (B e n 0 i t,

Blake) 12:58

'l'——Rangers Coulter (l-lillor, S. Soniihl 15:41

tl-Canadiens. B e n oft (Quilty. Blake) 19:46

Penalties-Pike, Hextall, Gcupille, Adams.

BILLIARDS

Last night's match in the, pro- vincial billiard taurnaintnit was postponed due to the illness if one oi’ the players. Tonight S. Ryan meets J. Williams. Another match Ln the snooker tournament was played when Bill Lawlor won from V. Clow t/wo games t9 nz-ne. Two matches are scheduled for tonight. A_ MacDonald meets D. wzllizims and H. McQu-arrie plays T. Mc- Quiarrie '

EQUALITY ROCK ISLAND, III -(CP) —lt's even stephen at Rock Island High $011001, 1,358 students, 679 boys, 679

girls. the

with a single on the eighth;

winers rep ied with another single on the tenth to retain their mar- gin with the lofers firing the part- ing gesture as Skip Moore led his rink to abig three end 1:1 the 10th and final end to end the match.

0F SEXES

Club curling Race standing At Sammerside

Standing in Club Championship

matches at Summerside Curling rink.

Rinks Wins Losses R. H. Leek 6 0 M. M. Bell i5 1 H. ‘T. Holman 4 3 W. A. Currie 2 2 J. I-i. Pritchard 4 3 L. R. Allen 3 4 E. P. Foley 3 4 F. J. Murphy 2 4 C. E. Corney 2 5 Hazen Phillips 1 5

Detroit Red

BOSTCVN. 100b, ll-IAPP-Bos- tool's Bruins equalled New York Rangers’ year-( 1d record of going unbeaten for l9 games tonzght when they shut out Detroit Red Wings 4-0 before 15.000 at the Bos- ton Garden.

That one-sided triumph. the first gained over the Red Wings lil Boston this season, enabled the Bruins to oust Tnonto Maple Leafs from the top position in the Na,- tional Hockey League.

Although pressed hard at times the Bruins managed to beat goal- ie Johnny Mowers once in each (‘i the first tiwo periods and twice in the finale. on shots fired by Woody Dumsrt, Captain Dit Clapper, Ed-

‘Boston Bruins Equal Rangers’ Record Beating

Wings 4-0

die Wdstininli zinrl Roy CiIilRVilCY,

SLKWJIARY First Period Sr ill.’ i 16:10 Second Period L-Bost-on. Ciamoer (Find-is) 19:30

Penaliies~Smirii, Wares

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iCrti-leyu 19.36 or

Hockey

A friendly game of hockey was played at Souris Monday night when Morel! Dreddnaughts outskated and Olflbllfltléd Souris squad by a score o

-o.

The opening period sa/w very close play with both teams trying hard to score. Creamer got the first; goal of the game for Souris but Morell soon tied the score when C. Murphy stick-handled through. Soilris made; it 2-1 by a fluke shot, but A. J. MBOAdBm and Jerry MaoAdam, scored one each before the period ended.

Moi-ell really got started in the second period by scoring three 1:05.15 and holding their opponents score- less. A. J. MacAdam scored two pretty goals by going right through beating Pierce all the way. Gerry MaoAdam, star defenceman for the Dreadnaughts scored the final goal for this period.

$011115 stcltod the scorwig in tho third with a quick one by Gallant. Morel] made it 7-3 when C. Murphy broke out from his blue line and coasted in on Pierce Msoconnick of Souris scored two goals in a row about mid-vray in thfs period. and play got rough at this stace. Chev-

BURIED THE BONDS MELBOURNE, Australia. —(CP)—

12-7. Following are the scores by ends]

Bonds to a value of $21,600 were recovered from under c. poultry house

ibfilonglng to a 35-year-old man. from cemtm

crie got Souris last goal of the gain;- in as nice as effort. Just before the bell Morell ended the scoring o! game Quiuley taking a long shot

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Special train to

S’side cancelled’

"Owing to the lnteirmr-diiiw may. offs starting next trot-k t-iie firsi E's-me of Whltlll Will be pinyui M the Forum on Tuesday night next, it has been f-llfifl necessary‘ t4 cancel the special train and grim! scheduled for Siimmnrsxio on Fri- day fllglli." Mlilkl’ ' (T P‘ Arhcr of the Forum sL. . . .4151 nighl.

Tile announce. ~. cause mural: regret among hockey followh ers but it was also announced th on Friday night. o! next week th Ahbics meaning the Siimnicrsidi team in tht- contl gum? of th final-goal sci-i s will rim n special train to Sununersiiiq an, 10w my and 1t, is expected that a big crow will be on hand in Hlki‘ in the trig

The s/pccial will give ivorkers amp time to my readv. Mllllfiflt‘? Arch. stated its it wiEl no‘ lcnvo the City ilntil h‘ 30

night and reports from the West»;- oaipital say that over mite or f hundred are expected to be on hand for the encounter.

opening grime on ‘Iiiesdrtg

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the mieree two going to Morell and one to Souris.

Lowell Simpson refereed to i711 safisfsction of both teams.

13 :28 _ (Snell, Fritz)

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